EPA may ease air standards to let coal plants burn more
The EPA may loosen its sulfur oxide secondary air standard to allow power plants to continue burning coal while cleanup devices come to market. Primary standards remain intact and must be met by mid 1975. States may set their own deadlines for secondary standards, about 22 adopting mid 1975.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Nixon News Conference Highlights From San Clemente
President Nixon summarized the major points from his Wednesday news conference in California. He announced William Rogers resignation as secretary of state and Kissinger to succeed him, defended his handling of Watergate, and denied advance knowledge or involvement in the break in. He criticized leaks, refused to release taped conversations without Supreme Court order, and forecast later exoneration for Ehrlichman and Halderman. He also commented on Agnew’s situation and the need for thorough investigation.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Rogers
William P. Rogers
Henry \. Kissinger
Agnew
Spiro T. Agnew
Watergate
Supreme Court
FBI
L. Patrick Gray III
Gray
Ehrlichman
Haldeman
John D.ehrlichman
HR. Haldeman
Nixon Gets Little New Light, Ervin Says
Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr., chair of the Senate Watergate committee, notes President Nixon offered mostly generalities in a San Clemente news conference. He reiterates only White House tape releases from Dean would clarify Nixon’s knowledge of the burglary and cover up. He questions confidentiality in conversations not tied to official duties.
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Morganton
N. C
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
Sam J. Ervin Jr
White House
San Clemente
Calif
North Carolina Democrat
John W. Dean III
Ervin
Dean
Watergate Committee
Classified Ads In The Journal To Drive Results
Local readers are urged to place ads in The Journal Classifieds to reach a broad audience. Advertisers can expect quick responses, clear pricing, and prominent placement across the daily section.
Fish Buys Announced For August Prices Under $1.50
The National Marine Fisheries Service released a report showing several fish species available at seasonal prices under 1.50 per pound for August. New England stocks and prices are favorable with round mackerel 75 cents, ocean perch fillets eight cents, dressed whiting 55 cents, cod under 1.50, and lobster about 2 per pound. A local supermarket confirmed these favorable prices amid rising overall food costs.
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National Marine Fisheries Service
Oee Service
Fisheries Service
New England
Allende Discusses Bolivian Threat With Security Council
Chilean President Allende met with the national security council amid unconfirmed reports of Bolivian troop movements on the northeastern border. Opposition lawmakers accuse the government as strikes and street clashes escalate while merchants and doctors prolong strikes and distribution is paralyzed.
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National Security Council
Bolivia
Adm
Raul Montero
Chile
Antofagasta
Peru
Allende
Security Council
House of Deputies
Congress
Merchants’ Confederation
Nonos
Doctors’ Union
Old Orchard Beach VFW Auxiliary plans events and reports
The Old Orchard Beach VFW Auxiliary met with President Ann Williamson in charge. Department President Louise Trask read orders. notes of thanks from Pineland and the Jimmy Fund were read. a donation was given to Togus carnival. Frances Pettengill heads to New Orleans as a National Convention delegate. Next meeting set for Sept 10.
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Old Orchard Memorial V.F.W
Ann Williamson
Department
Louise Trask
Pineland
Jimmy
Birth Announcement for Jonathan Emmett Lowell
To Dr and Mrs David and Lowell of Westbrook a son Jonathan Emmett born August 21 at Maine Medical Center Portland Maternal grandparents Emmett Kearney Biddeford paternal grandparents Wher Jr Westbrook information provided
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David &. Lowell
Westbrook
Jonathan Emmett
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Emmett Kearney
Biddeford
Mrs. Wher Jr
Grave robbers tap Peru artifacts from farms to galleries
Art historians estimate nine percent of Peruvian artifacts in museums and private collections originate with grave robbers. These thieves work as farmers by day and as treasure hunters by night.
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